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30-DAY LETTERS VS. 90-DAY LETTERS IN TAX AUDITS

21 June, 2013

In a tax audit situations, the IRS only has a 3 year statute of limitations to assess additional taxes. If the IRS takes too long to initiate an audit, or the audit drags on too

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Post IRS Audit Strategic Options: The IRS’ 30 Day Letter

9 April, 2011

If, after conducting the audit, a taxpayer and revenue agent cannot come to an agreement, the agent will prepare and submit to the taxpayer a preliminary notice of deficiency, or “30-day letter.” The 30-day letter is

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